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[资源] 金属成型：力学及冶金（英文第四版）

Metal Forming: Mechanics and Metallurgy, 4th Edition

Author(s): William F. Hosford, Robert M. Caddell
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Year: 2011
Edition: 4
Language: English
Pages: 345
This book helps the engineer understand the principles of metal forming and analyze forming problems--both the mechanics of forming processes and how the properties of metals interact with the processes. In this third edition, an entire chapter has been devoted to forming limit diagrams and various aspects of stamping and another on other sheet forming operations. Sheet testing is covered in a separate chapter. Coverage of sheet metal properties has been expanded. Interesting end-of-chapter notes have been added throughout, as well as references. More than 200 end-of-chapter problems are also included.
Table of contents :
Half-title......Page 3
Title......Page 5
Copyright......Page 6
Contents......Page 7
Preface to the Fourth Edition......Page 14
1.1 STRESS......Page 15
1.2 STRESS TRANSFORMATION......Page 16
1.3 PRINCIPAL STRESSES......Page 18
1.4 MOHR’S CIRCLE EQUATIONS......Page 19
1.5 STRAIN......Page 21
1.6 SMALL STRAINS......Page 23
1.8 ISOTROPIC ELASTICITY......Page 24
1.9 STRAIN ENERGY......Page 25
1.10 FORCE AND MOMENT BALANCES......Page 26
1.11 BOUNDARY CONDITIONS......Page 27
NOTES OF INTEREST......Page 28
PROBLEMS......Page 29
2.1 YIELD CRITERIA......Page 31
2.2 TRESCA CRITERION......Page 32
2.3 VON MISES CRITERION......Page 34
2.4 EFFECTIVE STRESS......Page 35
2.5 EFFECTIVE STRAIN......Page 36
2.6 FLOW RULES......Page 37
2.7 NORMALITY PRINCIPLE......Page 38
2.8 DERIVATION OF THE VON MISES EFFECTIVE STRAIN......Page 40
NOTES OF INTEREST......Page 41
PROBLEMS......Page 42
3.1 THE TENSION TEST......Page 44
3.3 ENGINEERING VS. TRUE STRESS AND STRAIN......Page 46
3.4 POWER-LAW EXPRESSION......Page 48
3.6 BEHAVIOR DURING NECKING......Page 50
3.8 BULGE TESTING......Page 52
3.9 PLANE-STRAIN COMPRESSION......Page 53
NOTE OF INTEREST......Page 54
PROBLEMS......Page 55
4.1 UNIAXIAL TENSION......Page 57
4.2 EFFECT OF INHOMOGENEITIES......Page 58
4.3 BALANCED BIAXIAL TENSION......Page 59
4.4 PRESSURIZED THIN-WALL SPHERE......Page 61
4.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF INSTABILITY......Page 62
PROBLEMS......Page 63
5.1 STRAIN RATE......Page 66
5.2 SUPERPLASTICITY......Page 69
5.3 EFFECT OF INHOMOGENEITIES......Page 72
5.4 COMBINED STRAIN AND STRAIN-RATE EFFECTS......Page 76
5.5 ALTERNATIVE DESCRIPTION OF STRAIN-RATE DEPENDENCE......Page 77
5.6 TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF FLOW STRESS......Page 79
5.8 HOT WORKING......Page 83
5.9 TEMPERATURE RISE DURING DEFORMATION......Page 85
NOTES OF INTEREST......Page 86
PROBLEMS......Page 87
6.1 IDEAL WORK......Page 90
6.2 EXTRUSION AND DRAWING......Page 91
6.3 DEFORMATION EFFICIENCY......Page 92
6.4 MAXIMUM DRAWING REDUCTION......Page 93
6.5 EFFECTS OF DIE ANGLE AND REDUCTION......Page 94
6.6 SWAGING......Page 95
PROBLEMS......Page 96
7.1 SHEET DRAWING......Page 99
7.2 WIRE AND ROD DRAWING......Page 101
7.3 FRICTION IN PLANE-STRAIN COMPRESSION......Page 102
7.5 MIXED STICKING-SLIDING CONDITIONS......Page 104
7.6 CONSTANT SHEAR STRESS INTERFACE......Page 105
7.7 AXIALLY SYMMETRIC COMPRESSION......Page 106
7.9 FLAT ROLLING......Page 107
7.10 ROLL FLATTENING......Page 109
7.11 ROLL BENDING......Page 113
7.13 REDUCING THE AREA OF CONTACT......Page 115
PROBLEMS......Page 116
8.1 GENERAL......Page 120
8.2 EXPERIMENTAL FINDINGS......Page 123
8.3 RING FRICTION TEST......Page 124
NOTE OF INTEREST......Page 125
PROBLEMS......Page 126
9.1 UPPER BOUNDS......Page 127
9.2 ENERGY DISSIPATION ON PLANE OF SHEAR......Page 128
9.3 PLANE-STRAIN FRICTIONLESS EXTRUSION......Page 129
9.5 PLANE-STRAIN COMPRESSION......Page 133
9.6 ANOTHER APPROACH TO UPPER BOUNDS......Page 136
9.7 A COMBINED UPPER-BOUND ANALYSIS......Page 137
9.9 AXISYMMETRIC DRAWING......Page 138
PROBLEMS......Page 140
10.2 GOVERNING STRESS EQUATIONS......Page 146
10.3 BOUNDARY CONDITIONS......Page 150
10.4 PLANE-STRAIN INDENTATION......Page 151
10.5 HODOGRAPHS FOR SLIP-LINE FIELDS......Page 152
10.6 PLANE-STRAIN EXTRUSION......Page 153
10.8 METAL DISTORTION......Page 155
10.9 INDENTATION OF THICK SLABS......Page 156
10.10 PLANE-STRAIN DRAWING......Page 160
10.11 CONSTANT SHEAR STRESS INTERFACES......Page 164
10.12 PIPE FORMATION......Page 165
NOTES OF INTEREST......Page 166
APPENDIX......Page 168
PROBLEMS......Page 171
11.1 The PARAMETER......Page 181
11.3 REDUNDANT DEFORMATION......Page 182
11.4 INHOMOGENEITY......Page 184
11.5 INTERNAL DAMAGE......Page 189
11.6 RESIDUAL STRESSES......Page 193
11.7 COMPARISON OF PLANE-STRAIN AND AXISYMMETRIC DEFORMATION......Page 196
PROBLEMS......Page 198
12.2 METALLURGY......Page 200
12.3 DUCTILE FRACTURE......Page 204
12.4 HYDROSTATIC STRESS......Page 205
12.5 BULK FORMABILITY TESTS......Page 209
12.6 FORMABILITY IN HOT WORKING......Page 210
PROBLEMS......Page 211
13.1 SHEET BENDING......Page 213
13.2 BENDING WITH SUPER-IMPOSED TENSION......Page 216
13.5 NEUTRAL AXIS SHIFT......Page 218
13.6 BENDABILITY......Page 220
13.7 SHAPE BENDING......Page 221
13.8 FORMING LIMITS IN BENDING......Page 222
PROBLEMS......Page 223
14.1 CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC BASIS......Page 226
14.3 HILL’S ANISOTROPIC PLASTICITY THEORY......Page 228
14.4 SPECIAL CASES OF HILL’S YIELD CRITERION......Page 230
14.5 NONQUADRATIC YIELD CRITERIA......Page 231
14.6 CALCULATION OF ANISOTROPY FROM CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC CONSIDERATIONS......Page 234
PROBLEMS......Page 235
15.1 CUP DRAWING......Page 239
15.2 ANISOTROPY EFFECTS IN DRAWING......Page 242
15.3 EFFECTS OF STRAIN HARDENING IN DRAWING......Page 243
15.4 ANALYSIS OF ASSUMPTIONS......Page 244
15.5 EFFECTS OF TOOLING ON CUP DRAWING......Page 246
15.6 EARING......Page 247
15.7 REDRAWING......Page 249
15.8 IRONING......Page 250
15.10 TAPERED DIES......Page 252
15.11 DRAWING BOXES......Page 254
15.12 RESIDUAL STRESSES......Page 255
PROBLEMS......Page 256
16.1 LOCALIZED NECKING......Page 259
16.2 FORMING LIMIT DIAGRAMS......Page 263
16.3 EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF FLD......Page 264
16.4 CALCULATION OF FORMING LIMIT DIAGRAMS......Page 266
16.5 FACTORS AFFECTING FORMING LIMITS......Page 269
16.6 CHANGING STRAIN PATHS......Page 272
NOTE OF INTEREST......Page 274
PROBLEMS......Page 275
17.2 DRAW BEADS......Page 277
17.3 STRAIN DISTRIBUTION......Page 279
17.4 LOOSE METAL AND WRINKLING......Page 280
17.5 SPRINGBACK......Page 282
17.6 STRAIN SIGNATURES......Page 283
17.7 DIE DESIGN*......Page 284
17.8 TOUGHNESS AND SHEET TEARING......Page 286
17.9 GENERAL OBSERVATIONS......Page 288
PROBLEMS......Page 289
18.2 FREE EXPANSION OF TUBES......Page 291
18.3 HYDROFORMING INTO SQUARE CROSS SECTIONS......Page 293
18.4 BENT SECTIONS......Page 295
PROBLEMS......Page 297
19.1 ROLL FORMING......Page 299
19.2 SPINNING......Page 300
19.4 INCREMENTAL SHEET FORMING......Page 302
19.5 SHEARING......Page 304
19.6 FLANGING, HOLE EXPANSION, AND BEADING......Page 305
19.7 HEMMING......Page 306
PROBLEMS......Page 307
20.2 LDH TEST......Page 308
20.4 OSU FORMABILITY TEST......Page 311
20.5 HOLE EXPANSION......Page 312
20.6 HYDRAULIC BULGE TEST......Page 313
20.7 DUNCAN FRICTION TEST*......Page 314
PROBLEMS......Page 315
21.1 INTRODUCTION......Page 318
21.3 STRAIN AGING......Page 319
21.4 ROLLER LEVELING AND TEMPER ROLLING......Page 322
21.6 GRADES OF LOW-CARBON STEEL......Page 323
21.7 TAILOR-WELDED BLANKS......Page 328
21.9 SURFACE TREATMENT......Page 329
21.10 STAINLESS STEELS......Page 330
21.11 ALUMINUM ALLOYS......Page 331
21.12 COPPER AND BRASS......Page 335
21.13 HEXAGONAL CLOSE-PACKED METALS......Page 336
21.15 PRODUCT UNIFORMITY......Page 337
NOTES OF INTEREST......Page 338
PROBLEMS......Page 339
Index......Page 341

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